Missing SNP Genotype Imputation
High-throughput single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genotyping technologies conveniently produce large SNP genotype datasets for genome-wide linkage and association studies. Various factors, from array design and hybridization, can give rise to a certain percentage of missing calls, and the problem...
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ndltd-LACETR-oai-collectionscanada.gc.ca-AEU.10048-19492011-12-13T13:53:36ZLin, Guohui (Computing Science)Wang, Yining2011-06-02T19:07:51Z2011-06-02T19:07:51Z2011-06-02T19:07:51Zhttp://hdl.handle.net/10048/1949High-throughput single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genotyping technologies conveniently produce large SNP genotype datasets for genome-wide linkage and association studies. Various factors, from array design and hybridization, can give rise to a certain percentage of missing calls, and the problem becomes severe when the target organisms such as cattle do not have a high resolution genomic sequence available. Missing calls in SNP genotype datasets would undermine downstream data analysis. Therefore, effective methodologies for dealing with missing genotypes are in urgent need. In this dissertation, we start with a brief introduction to the concepts in genetics, then present a collection of imputation methods, with focus on machine learning algorithms, to tackle the missing SNP genotype problem. We demonstrate that these imputation approaches can achieve satisfactory accuracies, tested on the real population SNP genotype datasets, and highlight the places where our new methods find useful. We conclude with some possible future directions for the genome-wide SNP genotype imputation problem.465867 bytesapplication/pdfen_USMissing SNP Genotype ImputationThesisMaster of ScienceMaster'sDepartment of Computing ScienceUniversity of Alberta2011-11ScienceGreiner, Russ (Computing Science)Li, Changxi (Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science) |
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High-throughput single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) genotyping technologies conveniently produce large SNP genotype datasets for genome-wide
linkage and association studies.
Various factors, from array design and hybridization, can give rise to a certain percentage of missing calls,
and the problem becomes severe when the target organisms such as cattle do not have a high resolution genomic sequence available.
Missing calls in SNP genotype datasets would undermine downstream data analysis.
Therefore, effective methodologies for dealing with missing genotypes are in urgent need.
In this dissertation, we start with a brief introduction to the concepts in genetics,
then present a collection of imputation methods, with focus on machine learning algorithms, to tackle the missing SNP genotype problem.
We demonstrate that these imputation approaches can achieve satisfactory accuracies, tested on the real population SNP genotype datasets,
and highlight the places where our new methods find useful.
We conclude with some possible future directions for the genome-wide SNP genotype imputation problem. === Science |
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